| Instructional Patterns: Harnessing the Power of Rapid Interactive eLearning |
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E-learning developers have often turned to PowerPoint conversion methods to try to scale e-learning course production. However, because converted PowerPoints are not generally accepted as effective learning experiences, this has led to the prevailing belief that there is an inescapable tradeoff between quality and quantity. This white paper discusses how new web-based technologies allow you to break this trade-off. With form-based instructional templates, e-learning developers can create effective learning experiences much faster than ever before.
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| Microcycle Testing: Collaborative Course Review in a Fourth of the Time |
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Project managers tasked with producing quality e-learning courses can achieve superior results faster by coupling web-based quality assurance technologies with improved agile "micro-cycle" processes. This white paper discusses the most common problems e-learning project managers encounter in the quality assurance testing phase, introduces best practices for testing e-learning courses, and explains how to use technology and a simple but rigorous process to achieve better results in about one fourth of the normal time required.
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| Leveraging Flash and XML to Build Reusable Learning Interactions |
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If you aren't using Flash and XML as your e-learning development architectural platform, here are a few reasons you should consider it. Separately Flash and XML are both great technologies, but together? Incredible! Here's basically how it works: XML is a simple text file that is structured to store the content and references to content. Flash reads in that XML to display it in a way the learner can get to and interact with the content. Separating the content from the framework of the course provides big benefits.
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